>> jasmine!ook at this. afterward, the entire school lining the hallways, cheering now that she was officially jasmine brown. >> jasmine! >> and right here tonight -- >> hi, mr. david! >> principal mauro and jasmine's second grade class. >> these children had an experience of a lifetime. >> mrs. amanda hollins with jasmine. >> all of the kids were so excited that she found her forever home. >> hi, david. >> her forever mom, melanie, and jasmine, now home and grateful. >> to have the class there to be with her and support her on that day, it was just very exciting. >> they were there for me and that they loved me and they cared for me. >> tonight, jasmine thankful for her forever parents, and for that extended family at school. >> bye, mr. david! >> we are so glad jasmine is home. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night dan: after shooting blanks on a synagogue, the focus turns to the social media of the suspect. credit player role? >> details of the first pedestrian death in san j

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carolina: totalmente de acuerdo, marÍa, jasmine, dios las bendiga. gracias.s un ataque armado que dejÓ al menos una persona muerta y tres mÁs heridas. borja: el mortal incidente puso a correr a decenas de clientes que se encontraban a esa hora en el lugar. carolina: al menos dos sospechosos han sido detenidos y hay una investigaciÓn en curso, en el mes y medio que va de este aÑo, hemos reportado ya 70 glÚteos masivos en todo estados unidos. borja: les ofrecemos impresionantes. —— 70 tiroteos en estados unidos. borja: ofrecemos impresionantes imÁgenes, un hispano ayudante del alguacil de riverside en el mes de diciembre. ahora se muestra el momento en que los agentes disparan a william shae amador mccain, tras una masiva persecuciÓn en la autopista. una oficial de la policÍa de georgia estÁ siendo quemada como una autÉntica heroÍna luego de salvar la vida de un bebÉ que se estaba oficiando. aquÍ las impresionantes imÁgenes. acudiÓ apresurado a un llamado de emergencia, y al llegar tomÓ al bebÉ en sus brazos, y empezÓ a darle palmadas en su espalda para desbloq

at first, jasmine caldwell of kcen tv didn't pay much attention to it. >> it happens often. my first thought? she must have went awol, just swept it under the rug. but then the next day, you know, it wouldn't go away. it was like, let's look into this. >> vanessa's family and friends are determined to find her. >> reporter: what caught jasmine's eye right away was the determination of her family. >> you didn't leave the area. you stayed. >> we weren't going to leave until we know something. until we find her. i know she's with us, i can feel it. >> by now, fort hood had dispatch soldiers to look for vanessa. local, state and federal law enforcement help. but as the number of days without vanessa grew, the family wondered if the search lacked urgency. so they kept pressure on investigators and searchers, even looking for her themselves. >> it's a matter of time before somebody, you know, actually confesses something. or we find a way to find her ourselves. >> we were searching anywhere, printing posters, putting them everywhere, calling people. >> reporter: dateline posted a

jasmine, look what's in there. look, we have mummy's lanyards. wow!s lanyards, look... in january 2021, health care assistant becky regan was working at the north tyneside hospital. she had three daughters and was around seven months pregnant with her fourth. and mummy used to put it around her neck like that when she went into work, didn't she? wow! that's mummy's phone. there were patients with covid on her ward. there's mummy. who's that? mama, jazzy. yeah. imiss mummy. i know. where is she? up the sky. up the sky, yeah. right, right... becky had a history of difficult pregnancies. this is a teddy bear and it's got "my mummy "is an nhs hero" on. how did she feel about being pregnant during a pandemic and working in a hospital? really anxious. she did have a lot of time off sick because of anxiety levels. from the start of the pandemic, pregnant women were thought to be at greater risk from the virus. we're talking the nhs had a vulnerable, high—risk pregnancy girl at 29 year old. she should never have been there. not for one shift, two shift or any

is jasmine right there at the white house? no -- >> it looks like we're plagued with technically difficulties to start this hour of the "newsroom." as the world is marking this one-year anniversary, we have an expert to talk to specifically about this plan china put forth, a blueprint for how it thinks peace can be restored in eastern europe. details on the plan before we get to our expert. chinese officials releasing a 12-point proposal that calls for a seize fire and end to sanctions against russia and it outlines in very specific terms their opposition to the use of nuclear weapons. this is just the latest in a series of efforts by china to present itself as neutral even as critics point out just how economically dependent russia has become on china and as beijing reportedly weighs potentially providing the kremlin with lethal military aid. let's bring in our expert for perspective. the united states former ambassador to china gary lock. ambassador, we're grateful to have you sharing partici of you saturday with us. do you

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and canada let's bring in cnn white house reporter jasmine wright. hi there, jasmine.hird time president biden had to confront this kind of situation in about a week. so walk us through how this incident played out and, of course, this was coordinated between canada and the u.s. >> reporter: yeah, boris and amara, that's right. president biden and prime minister justin trudeau took an incredibly rare step here by jointly authorizing the shooting down of this unidentifiable object over northern canada. i want to walk you through the details a because it's a lot. this is the third time we are talking about this. according to the pentagon, norrard first really spotted these objects flying over alaska friday evening and then went into canadian airspace and so, obviously, the canadians have been synced up with the u.s. over the last week really dealing with these other objects so they again continue to monitor this new object until president biden and justin trudeau sometime on saturday hopped on the phone and bafrl decided together that the best option here was out of abun

jasmine. how did you come along with program and how? how has it helped you started project level when i graduated from middle school, and it was like the summer of that year, and i kind of was in and out of other programs. but when i started a project level they had this summer showcase that they did every year. and i had the opportunity to model in it. and i've been one of the model since i was like, six years old, and i also had the opportunity to choreograph dances and stuff like that. so it kind of kept me coming back and giving me opportunities to be a leader in my community, and it's like we were. we used to joke about being kids teaching kids, but it was really cool to be able to get back to people that were younger than me. so i kept coming back and coming back, and that's how it happened. seen kids with nothing to do, essentially after school or whatever get into trouble. um, in my community? yes i've seen a lot of kids just like hanging out at the corner stores are just doing stuff that they're really not supposed to be doing

jasmine veal, cbs news, los angeles. >> we hope her owner's found.t is the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. first thing tomorrow "sunday morning" with jane pauley followed by "face the nation." secretary of state antony blinken is among margaret brennan's guests. i'm adriana diaz in chicago. thanks for watching. good night. >>> now at 6:00, jimmy cartedder resting at home. the former president is now in hospice care. >> and preparing for demolition. a coastal community saying good- bye. >> and headaches for bay area drivers this weekend. we will tell you where. live from the cbs studios, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. 98-year-old jimmy carter is resting at home in georgia under hospice care. >> the carter center said he decided to spend his remaining time at home with family. instead of facing additional medical treatment. the 39th president survived cancer in 2015 and a serious fall at home four years later. you will remember that jimmy carter served a single term as president beating gerald folder in 1976 and losing to ronald reagan

jasmine. how did you come along with the program and how?ow has it helped you started project level when i graduated from middle school, and it was like the summer of that year, and i kind of was in and out of other programs. but when i started a project level they had this summer showcase that they did every year. and i had the opportunity to modeling it and i've been one of the model since i was like, six years old, and i also had the opportunity to choreograph dances and stuff like that. so it kind of kept me coming back and giving me opportunities to be a leader in my community, and it's like we were. we used to joke about being kids teaching kids, but it was really cool to be able to get back to people that were younger than me. so i kept coming back and coming back, and that's how it happened. well have you seen kids with nothing to do essentially after school or whatever get into trouble. um, in my community. yeah i've seen a lot of kids just like hanging out at the corner stores are just doing stuff that they're really not supposed t

so jasmine definitely there is a sense that they are desperate to jump on this as sign that things are going their way even though across the country. we're seeing that very limited success and huge losses on their part in around. but what that is is more about the optics and about the, the real thing, if it's the city, do you think it's getting harder for ukrainian forces to maintain their, their momentum. meanwhile in their counter offensive? obviously after year it is very tough and you ukraine has seemed to feel losses of so the government doesn't talk about military losses, but they all believe to be in the 10s of thousands, at least i think though we are saying she's help coming in financially. we had just yelling here yesterday, the u. s. and european countries basically popping up ukraine budget by up to off if you believe some of the estimates and your new weapons coming in, it's bought see that ukraine isn't during will, it has more. there is a still a lot more in reserve being kind of gathered for unexpected spring offensive. so this is not everything they've got currently i

maxwell frost , these are all people that i have left with and i did karaoke the other night with jasmine crockett. i am trying to remind people we have to keep our sense of humanity. >> what is your karaoke song? >> oh my goodness, i have got a few. for my midwestern friends i love journey, but might go to is often ecdc -- ac-dc. >> what does that say about you? >> it says that i like a motion, i like loud cacophony around me. i am very proud to be an out queer women. i talked about that with a friend, you could pick anything and you pick ac-dc. >> what got you into politics? >> you know, i did not have any role models or mentors. i did not come from a family that had any experience in politics. my dad was an immigrant, my mom working class. the story of truman's run for the presidency always captivated me. i thought what kind of bravery does it take to do that as a black woman at the time. when she ran for the presidency, i would just listen to her speeches. how do i recharge? if i am feeling down on the state of the world i will go to youtube and listen to shirley chisholm's clips beca

. >> democrat jasmine crockett represents the 30th congressional district in texas and she's one of nearly 80 new members of the 118th congress. she told us about an experience with racism in coolidge that -- in college that drew her to a career in public service and about her professional life. >> i'm a practicing lawyer. so i've been license to the practice in the state of texas, arkansas and federal court in the last 16 years. i know when most people think of lawyers, think about is this a person going to the courtroom? i -- in short, i was a courtroom lawyer. civil rights court. i usually represented family members of someone who was killed. i've also represented people all the way up to accused capital murder. in addition to doing what we call personal injury work. i'm the girl that goes to court for the insurance company. >> you've done that for how many years? >> i've done that for 16 years. x how does that prepare you about coming to congress? >> interestingly enough, it's the law that drove me to want the write legislation. i was the girl that would walk in and say this doesn't ma

eighth question which plant varieties are basmati jasmine and arborio?od forbid of course not. this is wrong igor apple no. look, if there are no ideas, then also let me know. no, i don’t know, you don’t know , look how now the teachers will quickly answer this question. this is exactly plov plov gena rice, rice. jasmine basmati rice has never been seen on rice with these inscriptions. no. what kind of tea that i'm talking about is really rice? yes, the answer to this question is correct. we received from the teacher's room - this is really a picture of attention to the screen at the national airport of minsk in 2019 for the second european games was installed the sculpture created by yuri gradov and konstantin selikhanov depicts a famous literary hero, by the way, the author who invented it was a professional pilot. in particular. he delivered mail from france to the north, the coast of africa. name both the character and the writer. igor exupery, we did not get the correct answer to the question victoria no options without a clue maria no i don’t know

and a lot of people think that they smell, they don't -- they smell like jasmine.bably hard to clean themselves, they are so slow about it. >> joel: they are three times stronger than a human being, and i'm not kidding, they can basically hang from a tree indefinitely. >> kelly: oh, my god, so what happens on the show "animal control"? >> joel: i don't know, i can't remember, i think it takes place in space. no, it's called "animal control" and is about the people that if you call them, you're like there is a raccoon or a coyote or a snake and your backyard, or somebody has an illegal rabbit farm, we come and take those things away. it is an office comedy and the cast is fantastic, obviously. to be on that has to be fun, you go to work and there are animals every day. what is the coolest animal onset that you were like oh, that was cool. >> joel: the tarantula was pretty great. >> kelly: i like tarantulas. did it crawl on your face? >> joel: i let it crawl on my face, yeah, that is a 7-year-old tarantula named gretchen, i am not kidding. and if you -- people are li

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cnn's jasmine wright is at the white house for us. jasmine, what is the biden administration saying about these developments? >> reporter: the u.s. military issued the statement late last night announcing thigh'd call off the recovery efforts. the implication here, paula, is now it is very unlikely that americans will really receive a full some explanation about wha exactly it is that the biden administration shot down. still, though, the military said they had used a variety of capabilities, and that included imagery, airborne censors, below-the-surface sensors and ultimately they were unable to find any debris. the canadians issued a similar statement last night saying that because of the snowfall in the area it was shot down in the yukon region, that they were also unable to find debris. so they called off their search as well. now, this is important because the biden administration for the last two weeks has really set that they needed to find the actual debris to be able to accurately identify what these objects were. over the co

jasmine, the u.s. is sending more aid and weapons to ukraine but the president said one weapon will not be part of the new military package. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, fred. those f-16 fighter jets were noticeably absent from the series of actions president biden laid out yesterday marking the first anniversary of the war in ukraine. he first met with g-7 leaders to help ukraine in the war as well as punishing russia for its actions. now, ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy was also mart of the g 7 meeting that was virtual where president biden pledged enduring support for ukraine for as long as it takes and also announced that massive $2 billion security assistance package. now, that package, fred, contains a lot of things that ukraine has already asked for especially when you talk about ammunition. now it contains high mars, rocket launchers and artillery shells and drone and counter drone activity. one thing of course that wasn't on there was those fighter j

jasmine, when biden was initially briefed, the suspected spy balloon was over minnesota, right. so what factors played into the decision-making over a course of days and even hours? >> that is right, fred. a lot of factors went into this. a lot of behind the scenes conversations. natasha is right. when president biden first learned about this on tuesday it was his inclination to shoot it down. so we asked the military to draw up some options and they presented them to -- those to him on wednesday. where then he gave that official order to shoot it down. he wanted it down as soon as possible. and they recommend that they wait, the debris could have made major damage on both property and people so they recommended he wait. he accepted that recommendation. now, of course, we know that it took seven days since that balloon entered the u.s. air space to get over open water where the military then shot it down. but there was a lot of back and forth conversations with the president, with military, with faa, really trying to all coordinate this very, very intricate military excursion he

jasmine wright, thank you very much. there at the white house.nada's defense minister says the object shot down over canadian territory was cylindrical and smaller than the suspected chinese surveillance balloon shot down last week. joining us now is cnn military analyst, retired air force colonel leighton. good morning to you. once again we have a mysterious object shot down over north american airspace. this is happening back to back, friday and then saturday. what are your thoughts on what in the world is going on here? are you concerned at all? >> well, good morning. yeah, you have to be a bit concerned because we are seeing this stuff occur all the time now it seems like and the key thing here is i think we are seeing a lot of different calibrations going on within the military. what i mean by that is the military is now much more sensitive, specifically norad, sensitized to these kinds of objects and to detecting them, and right now we are in kind of a shoot first, ask questions later mentality, and we are taking care of objects that we hav

jasmine, what did president biden say about these numbers?er: and it is hard to think of a better news that president biden could give to democrats yesterday when he was in philadelphia than this jobs report. because not only is it going to be a major component of his state of the union each happening tuesday, but also seen as that speech is the launch pad of his likely re-election bid which he will need democrats in that building in philadelphia to be behind him. so he touted that the economy had a 517,000 jobs in historic low 3.4% of unemployment. and now when you talk to officials in the white house, they are clearly very confident here and they believe that the work that president biden and his economic team did in the months prior is really showing the result and that it is clear that they will have evidence to point to when president biden is expected to launch the re-election bid, evidence to show that biden presidency works. listen to his remarks here in philadelphia really taking a victory happen here. >> you know, as of this month,

jasmine wright, thank you very much. good to see you as always. let's talk more about this with brian harrell, he was former assistant secretary for infrastructure at the department of homeland security. great to see you. let first talk about what jasmine was talking abouts the approach by the biden administration, two different approaches to this unidentified object that was shot down over alaska versus the spy balloon from last week. how do you reason the different approaches here? >> good morning. first, assuming that this is china, the audacity and the obvious disregard for american air space is reckless. i think this is incredibly provocative. anyone, or any nation state that might send additional aircraft into u.s. air space, i think the jury is still out as to the intelligence capabilities of this. and frankly, i'm not buying the safety rationale for downing this particular aircraft. i will say though that the president and the department of defense eight days ago now i think made the right decision in terms of letting the balloon fly over

. >> democrat jasmine crockett represents one of nearly 80 new members of congress. she told c-span about an experience with racism in college that drew her to a career in law and public service and her professional life before running for public service. >> i have been lucky enough to be a practicing lawyer for the last teen years period i know when most people think about lawyers they think about the courtroom. courtroom? i was a courtroom lawyer. civil rights work for those enthusiastic watching as the big brutality police cases have happened. i've usually represented usually the members of someone who was killed. also accused capital murderers in additions to doing what we call personal injury work. so basically if somebody is in a car accident and they need to sue an insurance company. i'm the go that -- girl that goes to work for the insurance company. >> you've been going that for 16 years? >> licensed and practicing for 16 years. >> how does that prepare you about coming to congress? >> it's the law that drove me to want the write legislation. i was the girl

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jasmine wright and kylie atwood are tracking the developments. jasmine, to you first, what do we know about the third object and the effort to bring it down? >> reporter: well the official answer is not much. major questions still remain about the object's origins, whether it is state owned and private owned and what the purpose is. the white house and the pentagon have been cautious about providing details other than it is a project in part because of the fact that pilots that went up to survey the friday object, they came back with conflicting accounts. so, the white house and the pentagon have been reticent to put out any information. now, senator majority leader chuck schumer just a few minutes ago, he went furtherer than what the biden administration has gone in characterizing saturday and friday's object. i want you to take a listen. he said this -- before he said that last night he was briefed by national security adviser jake sullivan. take a listen. >> we have to look at each balloon individually. >> were these balloons friday and saturd

. >>> cnn's jasmine wright is live in delaware with more. jasmine, president biden announcing billions in new funding for ukraine. but he said one weapon would thot be headed there, at least for now. >> reporter: that's right. those f-16 fighter jets were not on the list of the series of actions that president biden unveiled yesterday really to commemorate the first year anniversary of the war in ukraine. president biden in d.c. started his day attending a virtual meeting with g7 leaders. the group that's been adamant about keeping western allies united in supporting ukraine, but also punishing russia. he was also this attendance at that meeting. president biden, as you can see on the screen, he pledged his endurie ing support to ukraine as long as it takes repeating that promise. he announced that massive $2 billion security assistance package. that included a lot of what ukraine has asked for, including munition. that means rocket launchers, additional artillery shells, drones, and counterdrone activity. but you're right. one thing that wa

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i want to bring in congresswoman, jasmine crockett, member of the house oversight committee. congresswoman, thanks for joining us on this. we appreciate it. do you think this hearing backfired on the republican majority? >> absolutely. and i look forward to serving them a little bit more of this, all session long. throughout the entire 118th, they were completely unprepared, and honestly, they were outgunned to use terminology that they may understand. listen, we were ready for them, we knew where they were going to try to go, we knew that this was all about personal vendettas. this is not how we are supposed to be using the committee on oversight, this is not efficient in the government at all. we are not here to serve their personal interests, we are here to serve the people that elected us. and i think that they found out that if they are going to try to come with some more nonsense, they better come a bit a little bit more prepared. >> congresswoman, there is a couple things i want to get to as we are talking about the agenda for the republican majority. we are also talki

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. >> that's right, jasmine. wear your hat. sure, you may have a lot of hair, but it is a good idea to stay bundled up. the good news is, of course, this is expected to be short lived. temperatures expected to quickly rebound, unless punxsutawney phil has its way, we are looking potentially at six more weeks of winter. we really hope not because temperatures stay this cold, we are going to have some real, real problems on our hands. >> i gotta tell you, a sink it thinking the same thing. where's her hat? i thought about that with every person the past who didn't have a head on today. put your head on, cause of those coats, zip them up, this is not the day to be loosey-goosey when it comes to being outdoors. thank you george, i'm gonna let you get inside, thank you for that. michelle, walk us through this. george kind of talked about how this is pre-short-lived. although, incredibly impactful. when are we going to get back to normal? >> the good news is, we're going to get back to normal by tomorrow. this is short lived. it is q

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earthquake building codes, but the damage raises questions about how strictly the rules are enforced. jasmine did an ox r as an engineer from the university college london. and we asked her whether building codes brought in after an earthquake 2 decades ago are tough enough. but i don't think the issue here is the billing cause that they weren't in 1999. they are not now. is building in line with a very long time and you're good engineering training is pretty high quality. the scientific now has their boss, the enforcements, and regulations a compliance requires an inspection practices what's lacking. in science, president started me, zalinski has renewed his appeal for ukraine to join the european union. he told you leaders meeting in brussels, that europe will only be at peace once russia is defeated and ukraine becomes a full member of the block. lensky is also called on european allies to keep military and economic aid flowing to cave images for the history books. president zalinski and the parliaments president met sola, standing side by side to demonstrate that ukraine is part of the eu

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. >> jasmine wright is joining me live from washington. what else is the white house saying about balloons? >> reporter: the president yesterday took the step to really clear up any misconceptions that may be happening or that americans may have because of the lack of information that the white house has given over the last few weeks, including making it clear to them at least at this point that there is no indication that the last three objects downed over the regions were tied to a chai noise spy program. take a listen. >> we don't yet know exactly what these three objects were. but nothing right now suggests that they were related to china's spy balloon program or that they were surveillance vehicles from any other country. >> reporter: of course that could always change over time, but that is something that they wanted americans to know. this is a white house that was hesitant to take this position, take this step. president biden you saw him there talking a lot about what the white house still doesn't know and also really being limite